Carol Ann Alaimo The 52-unit complex on East Lind Road where three people were killed by a man being evicted has changed hands three times in the last four years: for $1.5 million in 2018; $2.3 million in 2019 and $3.6 million in 2021 when it was purchased by self-described apartment flipper Kevin Easterly of San Diego.
The shooting occurred three weeks after Easterly hired a Tempe-based property management company to oversee all five of his Tucson properties, said Jeffrey Hanrath of Valley Income Properties, the management firm now in charge. People are also reading… “I have 120 employees and a dozen managers and they are all shook up,” Hanrath said.
Hanrath said the shooter, identified by police as Gavin Lee Stansell, had “made some threatening comments” to other residents. “Obviously he wasn’t well. He had problems.”Hanrath said the company is contemplating a new policy that would require property managers to keep their distance when an eviction is in progress.
ACAB The resident was experiencing mental health issues. There was no reason for him, or anyone else, to die; proper mental health care and intervention could have most likely prevented this.
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